The Sierra Madre: (The History of: Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money DLC)

The Sierra Madre is a pre-War city in the former American Southwest. It serves as the setting for the the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Dead Money. Constructed somewhere close to the Grand Canyon, east of the Mojave Desert, the Sierra Madre is composed of the Villa and the resort and casino built above it; both were designed and financed by one man, Frederick Sinclair, intended to be his last venture ahead of the impending nuclear apocalypse. The Sierra Madre was intended as a place for guests to reverse their fortunes and "begin again." At its core, the city was intended to remain a remote and reclusive place for the affluent. All conveniences were supplied to the inhabitants by vending machines designed by the genius minds of Big MT, which provided a number of commercial and non-commercial services, and allowed the residents to live in self-sufficiency, even when cut off from the outside world.
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